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Welcome! I'm west of you in Lorain County, and will be driving a 2016 4Runner TE this time next week.

Oh, this might be the time we're out in Seattle again when daughter's college starts up!

I was looking forward to seeing what you did with the Excursion! Something better will come your way...

I just bought a set of HuskyLiner floor mats for my soon to arrive 4Runner. They had a 4 day 20% off sale. I usually only get the fronts on vehicles, but the full set wasn't much more than WeatherTech's front set. BTW, welcome to the Overland Bound forum!

What are you using to do that trick? I've got a Nikon wireless remote for mine, and use the TriggerTrap wired app on my phone, but don't know of a wireless phone solution.

Uh oh, I'm in trouble, then. When I do decide to get on, though, I think I'd get a Bushranger X-Jack instead. Seems more versatile.

There are many different grades of cast iron. "Gray" iron is the type that typically fractures when it gets bashed with something. Ductile iron is tougher, and designed to have some bend in it. That's a good thing, because you'd much rather see the tools start to bend and know you've gone too...

Thank yo very much for such kind words! Steve

@barg I just realized that you have a Murderspork! Is it really thicker and heavier duty than if I went to a gardens store and bought a good quality spade? I'm intrigued, but skeptical. Convince me, Steve

ISO, Aperture, and Shutter Speed all work together to create the correct exposure. More of one needs less of the others. Aperture is how large the opening in the lens is. The lower the number, the bigger the hole and the more light that gets in. The corollary to this is that the larger the...

I thought that's what the last one was, but reading it, he's asking for Android tablet. I can't recall a Windows based GPS discussion, but someone may have a suggestion. I'll change your thread title asking specifically for laptop suggestions.

Good idea! Check here: http://www.overlandbound.com/forums/index.php?threads/where-did-you-install-you-ob-emblem.213/

What platform are you wanting to run the GPS on? iOS, Android, a laptop? Here's a previous thread on using a GPS on an iPad, which should work on an iPhone, too http://www.overlandbound.com/forums/index.php?threads/offline-gps-for-ipad.1395/ Here's another...

I've had a Lanky System [LINK] since the '70s, or maybe early '80s. It's work fine for most blades. I have bought newer stones with the high tech materials to use on it, but overall, it has worked fine. I don't have many serrated blades, so I don't know how well it does them.

Here's the "OTG East" thread Off the grid rally east coast? @rixham

I was going to put together a list of trailer manufacturers, but when I searched, I found a great resource on The Adventure Portal http://www.theadventureportal.com/off-road-trailer-buyers-guide-2015-2016/ They have a spreadsheet with several manufacturers listed, with web links, phone...

Welcome to the Overland Bound forum, @Nick ! That's a nice setup you have.

That was very well put together. Thanks for posting that. I already wanted to go there someday, but this just adds to the anticipation!

Good luck! Just this afternoon, I found that my MG, which is one year older than your Jeep, has a blown head gasket. It has 26 miles on it since a costly major engine rebuild...

That is such a cool vehicle!